Situated in the heart of America's most patriotic town, The Inn at the Bradford-Dimond-Norris House invites you to step back in time with understated elegance in five air-conditioned guest rooms with private baths. Built in 1792 for Deputy Governor William Bradford, it is one of Bristol's best known landmarks. Enjoy your stay while exploring a town that enjoys a different pace of life.
Available Rooms
Bradford Suite
Large first floor suite with antique poster queen bed and separate smaller room with a charming poster twin bed. The main room still has the original plank floors, fireplace (non-functioning) and mantel. The private bathroom is accessible from the main room or twin bed room and has large marble glass shower.
Dimond Suite
Large second floor suite with high poster queen bed and separate smaller room with a charming poster twin bed. The main room still has the original plank floors, fireplace (non-functioning) and mantel. The private bathroom is accessible from the main room or twin bed room and has large marble glass shower.
Norris Room
Elegant large second floor suite with king bed, wide-plank flooring, original fireplace (non-functioning), and mantel. Generous seating areas and private bathroom with shower.
Adams Room
Cozy room located on the second floor with comfortable high poster queen bed, large private bath and a separate seating area outside of the room. There is also an ancillary room with a 3/4 bed to accommodate an additional guest that may be available upon request.
Bay Room
Large carpeted third floor room with comfortable queen bed, seating area, and private bathroom. Views of the rooftops of the historic district and Bristol Harbor.
About the Bradford-Dimond Norris House and Lite Continental Breakfast
The Bradford-Dimond-Norris House, one of Bristol's best known landmarks, is located in the heart of Bristol's Waterfront National Register Historic District. Built (circa 1792) for Deputy Governor William Bradford, the house retains a Federal-style appearance. The third floor was added in the mid-1800's by noted architect Russel Warren. This historic house includes includes an elegant foyer with mahogany staircase, the formal parlor, dining room, second floor sitting room, and five guest rooms. The house is furnished with comfortable antique beds, and other antiques from around Rhode Island. The entire house is air conditioned and all guest rooms have private baths, king or queen size beds, wtih fireplaces (non-functioning) and ornate mantels in three of the guest rooms.
On Saturdays and Sundays we serve a full hot breakfast. During the week, a continetal breakfast is provided for the guests.
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Gift Cards
Gift cards for the Bradford-Dimond-Norris House are now available for online purchase. To get your gift card, click here!
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The Inn at the Bradford-Dimond-Norris House
474 Hope St, Bristol, Rhode Island, 02809, United States
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